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by ffgjgf1
733 days ago
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> extremism in the form of salafi Wahhabism isn’t common in the country It’s not like the SA government (as a whole) was ever particularly that keen about the extremism part. Fundamentally they are not that different from Iran in most ways. They started from very different positions of course (secularism never having been a thing in the Arabian peninsula). SA is at least kind of moving into the right direction in some areas when it comes to women’s rights (even if at an extremely slow pace). > It’s theocratic authoritarianism Probably closer to theocratic totalitarianism.. |
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